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A Quick Clearance Os 540 Pairs of Mkomen’s Low Shoes, Former Prices $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 $1.50 494 Pairs of $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00 Alien’s Smart Pumps, Ties and Boots $2 50 Were $3.50 Were $5.00 Were $4.00 Now $1.50 Now $2.50 Now $1.50 —— By actual count there were at the close of business (July 4. 1 p. m.), 1.034 pairs of the Shoes we have taken out of our regular stock and marked down to $1.50 and $2.50. The sizes are badly broken. There are not many D and E widths, very lew I’s and s's, but up to size 4 and over (». any one in narrow ami medium widths can find the best Shoe bargain they have ever bought. We don't dare advertise too much, or our (large though it is) Shoe Department would not hold you all. But come early, be patient, and we will find your size in something. We also offer Children’s Shoes at greatly reduced prices—especially Barefoot Sandals ami White Canvas Ankle- Strap Pumps. We close at 1 p. m. Saturday. J. P. Allen & Co. 51-53 WHITEHALL STREET I A BIG REDUCTION | li ——ON gH Standard Automobile Supplies | gs ~ S fy,) Regular Special py' i Price. Price. Jones Speedometers $25. on $20.00 J Pitner Tumps •’ llll 3.50 TC7 i Ideal Pumps 3,50 r<VTI Up dL-agn Jacks 4.00 Tim Chains- alf sizes 25 per cent off VW 4 Kain ('oat- 5.50 4.00 WCk] ' } Dover Funnels. Folding Buckets, (vizJ nn<l sizes Lamp (.'overs .... 30 per cent off KVz} Dash Auto Lighters 30.00 25.00 txjd -p folding ('hairs 5.00 2.75 tfXJ Valve Lifting Tools LOO .50 Pliers. Wrenches and other tools 25 per cent .off GSS) Kp Caps al) sizes 25 per cent off RET) Windshields 30 per cent off (V/l Manhattan Patches 1-00 .75 ~p Ante Trunks 15 "0 7.50 < K ing's Brass Polish 3.00 1.75 Up 5 1,. A. M \uls and Screws.... 20 per cent off Nud 3. j Electric Horns 25.00 12.50 28S lvZFj Portable Garage and Trouble ’ Lamps 2.00 1.25 r*-, Head Lamps 10.00 to S3O per pair 33 1-3 per cent off Mp Side Lamps 331-3 per cent off , ftj Tire Irons 7.00 4.50 Spark Plugs, Goggles. .Ammeters. <V j Gas Burners. Grinding Com- PT?) IW;) pound ...................... 25 to 35 per cent off Give us a call. ’ Everything in connection with the Automobile at big reductions, Fulton Auto Supply Co. 227 Peachtree St. Atlanta, Ga. gg THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. FRIDAY. JULY 5. 1pl?. I 1— I liC] l)i i t J XI llafatcadfil fc/ IJ Singing National T_JOW many of our girls and boys, or men and 1 women, for that matter, can sing from be ginning to end “My. Country, ’Tis of Thee,’’ “Hail, Columbia,’’ “Star Sp angled Banner,’’ or any other of our national hymns? Not many, we venture to say, ami it is a pity, be cause these stately old tunes hold the very spirit of patriotism and love of country. Have your ehildren sing these hymns to you of an evening. There is material in them to fire the blood of old ami young. Ts you haven’t a piano for accompaniment, we will supply one on any reasonable terms yon may ask. All you have to pay for the accommodation is Simple banking interest on the unpaid balance. Come and hear “My Country" played on a sweet-toned Ludden & Bates Piano. And bring the children with you. LU D D E N & B A T E S 63 Peachtree Street. Been to Baltimore? STODDARDIZE! I'T'HE Delegates and other folks who have been to the Ml * Baltimore Convention have undoubtedly returned I with Travel-Siained clothes—but if they have ’em STOP- W DARDIZED. they'll look like new again! Men’s Suits are Dry Cleaned and Pressed, by the famous STODDARD way. forsl. A Wagon For a Phone Call. We pay Express (one way) on out-of-town orders of $2 nr over wBI S toddard D^a^ZndD ye r EXPERENCEi CARE: EQUIPMENT With most skillful, experienced dentists. ' greatest care and best equipment, it Is not f 4 IM be w ,>Tl'|. r<'l al lli.it the nnrk dope in I yjwF 1 .'-•I 11, I tm- n ■ i I .i :i i ~f > qu.i ■ SET OF TEETH, $5.00 BRIGGE WORK, $4.00 gold CROWNS, $4.00 and $5.00 ATLANTA DENTAL PARLORS DR, 0, A. CONSTANTINE, Prop, and Mgr, Corner Peachtree and Decatur: Entrance 19 Va Peachtree Street SHORT AND TO THE POINT Follow Example of Woman's Institution In Compiling Knowl edge Compactly. Dr. Graham Taylor, the noted Chi cago sociologist, has said that, there is nothing like a woman’s intuition for going directly to the point by the short est cut possible. Mr. Taylor believes that, there is something almost uncan ny about the high average of correct ness in the apparent guesswork of womankind, and perhaps various men who have tried to deceive their wives agree with him. The last of just the quality that this student notes in woman is what has long blocked the progress of’giving to the public a compact, commonsense reference work that would place the his tory of the world's great events upon any one's desk without occupying a space greater than an ordinary novel would take up. That is the Standard A.t.las and Chronological History of the World, which The Georgian is offering to its readers. Graham Taylor was mossing on a New York ferry boat and received one of his first impressions of womanly di rectness when his mot her cried out that her pocketbook had been stolen, and. pointing directly to the man who stood next to her. cried: "That man took it." Her son feared a scene, ns he claimed that no man would have dared accuse another without evidence; but. much to his surprise, the man proved to be the guilty party. In the past experts in compiling knowledge have lacked the ability to "pack" it in a volume so that not an inch of space is lost and the possessor of the hook can place his finger on a fact like Mrs. Taylor did on the pickpocket without a moment's delay. But the publishers of this Atlas have accomplished this task, and it is the book you can not afford to be with out. Just six headings from this paper and a small expense fee get it. GEORGIAN Want Ads BRING RESULTS. s r M. Rich & Bros. Co. 5 I J “The Real Department Store” Ju I 100 Trimmed Hats | : Selected From This Season’s Most 5 | Approved Models, Choice f I $'2.98 I 1 J* From amongst our large regular stock, we have selected more than 100 excellent models—-approved styles—values up to sls. Some are slightly mussed from handling, but in no instance un- desirable. We offer these for your approval tomorrow as the JJ’ biggest millinery bargain this store has been able to announce in *=- ’years. Early response to this ad only hope for best choice. : M. Rich & Bros. Co. | DEPOSIT NOW Your savingswill draw interest from July 1. if de posited before the 1 Oth of this month. We pay Four Per Cent on Savings, compounded twice a year. Our strong Board of Directors, ample Resources and well-known conservatism assure safety for your funds. One Dollar starts the account. HILLYER TRUST CO. Resources, $1,000,000 HILLYER TRUST BUILDING 140 Peachtree St. Use Georgian Want Ads « 1 For Friday and Saturday Only ISHOES | ■■ 95 I b : Ift Dnirc l 1 Canvas Pumps. Covered heel, | | t)v idllS medium sole. $2.00 Shoes for 95c a | 1 pair. i 3 . t ? r Dnirc Canvas Lace Oxfords. Rib- t » nd I dliD bon lace, covered heel. A genuine | | $2.00 Slipper. z j p o1 ’ r c Bumps and Oxfords, in patent, gun i j 04 rdllb anf | white. $3.50 and $4.00 values, j I Mostly small sizes. No mail or phone orders filled. | . Rich’s Economy Basement I “The Shoe Bargain Center of Atlanta.” 1' ’ i 9